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AHFS (American Society of Health-system Phrmacists)
General statements about an entire class of drugs, such as penicillins Individual drug descriptions, such as ampicillin, amoxicillin, etc. *Check both of these to find information about a specific drug
American Drug Index (Facts and comerison)
easy identification of brand to generic name or vice-versa. Allows for identification of multi-ingredient formulations if only one component is known.
Applied Theropuetics: The clinical use of drugs (Uni Cal)
*Uses case histories to mimic actual practice situations followed by therapeutic questions and wellreferenced answers
provides very useful information pertaining to the practical clinical use of drugs for the treatment of many different conditions;
The Complete German Comminsion E Monographs: Theropeutic Guide to herbal medicine (American Botanical Council)
English translation of the German Commission E monographs. (Considered an authoritative source on herbal products)
Drug Facts and Comparisons (Facts and comparisons)
Drugs are divided into logical, related therapeutic or pharmacological groups, categorized so that similar drugs can be easily compared. (provides comparisons of closely related drugs)
Drug Information Handbook ( Lexi-comp)
- quick reference ( does not provide detailed information)
Drug Interaction Facts (Facts and Comperisons)
Evaluates primary literature describing drug-drug interactions
Drug Interactions Anslysis and Management (Hansten and Horn)
Monographs designed to provide reader with information needed to assess the degree of patient risk with the interaction and to prevent adverse effects
Drug in Pregnancy and Lactation (Williams and Wilkins)
A lot of information comes from case reports (e.g., report of the outcome of one or a small number of women who happened to use the drug while pregnant or breast feeding) - but that is expected for this type of information • Includes not only drugs, but vaccines, vitamins, drugs of abuse, artificial sweeteners, etc.
Drug Topics Red Book
directory of over 150,000 Rx and OTC drugs
clinical reference guide (Alcohol and sugar free products, drug food interactions, drug photosensitivity, drugs that should not be crushed, etc.),
Evalulations of Drug INteractions (Firstdatabank)
Summary - overall effect of the interaction
Mechanism of the interaction o Recommendations - suggested management of the interaction
Handbook of Injectable Drugs (ASHP)
Each drug listing contains text (product information, dosage and administration routes, drug stability information, storage requirements) and compatibility tables divided into four different sections (solution compatibility, additive compatibility, drugs in syringe compatibility, Y-site compatibility)
The Harriet Lane Handbook (John Hopkins)
Drug Doses section not comprehensive and primary literature sources are generally not used; sometimes errors occur in dosages - ALWAYS GOOD IDEA TO DOUBLE-CHECK PEDIATRIC DRUG DOSES IN MORE THAN ONE SOURCE
Ident-A-Drug (Therapeutic Research Center)
One large chart
organized by numerical or alphabetical order
Martindale: The Extra Pharmacopoiea (The Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain)
International in scope
alphabetical listing of official proprietary (i.e., brand) names of products from all over the world • Excellent source for information about foreign drugs or investigational drugs in U.S. (
Merck Index
physical and chemical properties of organic chemical agents and pharmaceuticals
Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs
Editorial team is international in scope -
To use - access most recent main volume and annuals since then (check both for complete information) • Contains information about investigational drugs in U.S.; most comprehensive textbook source for documented adverse reaction information
Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database • Published yearly in association with the Pharmacist's Letter
Includes entries for many natural, herbal, alternative medicines listed alphabetically
The Pediatric Dosage Handbook • Published by Lexi-Comp
Excellent reference source for pediatric dosage information; doesn't provide comprehensive information about other areas
The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics • Often referred to as Goodman and Gilman's (editors)
Considered gold standard for pharmacology information • Divided by the body system drugs affect • Contains information on physical and chemical properties, pharmacology and mechanism of action (details structure activity relationships), side and adverse effects, toxicology, therapeutic uses.
Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiological Approach • Published by McGraw-Hill/Appleton and Lange
Provides more detailed discussion of pathophysiology than other therapeutics text
Excellent therapeutics text, quite detailed
Physician's Desk Reference • Published by Medical Economics Company, Inc.
Various PDR references:
*Most widely used drug reference by physicians • Manufacturers pay to have their products included in PDR
*Do not rely upon the PDR as your primary drug information resource
Professional's Guide to Patient Drug Facts
A much simplified, lay language version of Facts and Comparisons
Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy
practice of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences • Divided into nine main sections: Orientation, pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, testing and analysis, radioisotopes in pharmacy and medicine, pharmaceutical and medicinal agents, biological products, pharmaceutical preparations and their manufacture, pharmaceutical practice.
Trissel's Stability of Compounded Formulations • Published by APhA
information on compounding preparation methods
Each listing contains: drug properties (solubility, pH, pKa, osmolality, etc.), general stability considerations, stability reports of compounded products, and commercial availability
USAN and USP Dictionary of Drug Names • Published yearly by U.S. Pharmacopoeia
Provides U.S. adopted and international non-proprietary drug names and official USP names.
Natural Medicines
Peer reviewed scientifically sound data for herbal or natural products
Adverse Drug Reaction Resources
Litt’s Drug Eruptions and Reaction manual
Meylers Side Effects of Drug
Side Effects of Drugs Annual
Compatibility/Stability of Parental Products Resources
Handbook of Injectable Drugs
Trissel’s Tablets
Kings Guide to Parenteral Admixtures
Drug Interaction Resources
Drug Interaction Facts
Drug Interactions Analysis and Management
Stockley’s Drug Interactions
Pediatric Dosing Resources
BNF for Children
Harriet Lane HandBook
Pediatric and Neonatal Dosage Handbook (LexiComp)
NeoFax (Micromedics)
Pregnancy and Lactation Resources
Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation
Medication in Mother’s Milk (Print Only)
LactMed
Micromedex (Reproductive Risk Information)
Follow Toxicology link
Teris, Shepard’s, Reprotox
PubMed
Secondary Resource - Can be found in PubMed
MedLine:
Produced my Nation Library of Medicine
Contains references to journal articles in life sciences, with a concentration on biomedicine
1966 - present
over 32 million citations
over 5200 journals in 40 languages
Is an indexing source not all of the things they give give abstracts
over 800,000 new citations each year over the past 10 years
uses MeSH words this gives the ability of narrowing down your search
International Pharmaceutical Abstracts (IPA)
Abstracting and Indexing services for pharmacy
Covers 600 pharmacy journals and 200 medical and cosmetic journals '
organized under 25 subject headings
Uses descriptors like PubMed’s MeSH words but is alot harder to navigate and search effectively, providing comprehensive literature related to pharmaceutical sciences.
Cochrane Library
Cochrane Databases of Systemic Reviews
Database of Reviews of Effectiveness (DARE)
Cochrane Central register of Controlled Trials `
Medline Plus
Patient Friendly Resources
NLM site
Info about Diseases, condition and wellness
gives links to provide high quality websites
includes easy to read information
direct info about meds, diseases, lab test and procedures with reliable and up-to-date information.
Healthfinder
Part of U.S DHHR
preventative care
Health A - Z
Find services and information
health news